Judge Bart and Ohio election law change warning
A reader recalls Judge Bart’s past vote on allowing Negro testimonies and warns that a new Ohio election law is now in effect. It directs readers to pages in Revised Statutes and urges township enforcement while noting political pressure in Coshocton County and a subscription offer tied to Pendleton’s election victory.
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Judge Bart
Ohio
Columbus
Pwan
Saylor
Justice of the Pones
Vote Early for Hayes and the Republican Ticket
See to it Republicans see every Republican vote polled in your township. If they are put all in by 2 o'clock, send for them. You cannot overrate the importance of this election. Vote Early. Republicans, come to the polls early and vote, then see that every Republican and wavering Democrat votes for Gov Hayes and the entire Republican ticket.
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Gov. Hayes
Marttorn
Conn
Haye
Tast
Lynn
Jdenolf
Mumethet
Cushveton
Chin
Matera
Sherman Speech Warns Republicans on Fraud in Voting
Read in today’s paper warning Republicans to beware fraudulent voting and mismanagement of ballot boxes. Democratic towns on next Tuesday under scrutiny for upcoming elections.
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Sherman
Beane and Ly for Coshocton County Legislature
Next Tuesday brings a pivotal Ohio election with calls for Beane and Ly to represent Coshocton County in the next Legislature. A Union Meeting is planned at the Keene School House Saturday night with Ly Baran and Conoron addressing attendees. Voters are urged to attend, report results promptly, and support competent candidates to ensure county credit and curb treasury defalcations.
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Beane and Ly. Harver
eThere
Keene
Othinel
Ly Baran
Conoron
Byrd
Bagnia
Desoto Street
Memphis
J. Grace
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Louisville
Rawlins
Parker
Neulogy
Wilson
Cavalry Corps
Lockwood
New York
Lake Shore Road
Lotxwoop & Co
Pendleton Speech Sparks Ohio Campaign Clash
Sherman in Washington County speaks on Pendleton at Clifton lawn rally. He attacks Pendleton as a Democratic candidate for governor, cites prewar Democratic faults, and contrasts with Republican principles. He emphasizes party lines, war history, and the 1861 secession debate.
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Lapis
Gaxt Lewes
Washington
Ohio
Putnam
Northwest
Irean
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Tennessee
Virginia
Ohe
General Rosecrans
Sayes
Pendleton
General Cary
Cincinnati Inquirer
Clifton
Pendieton
Ilo
Kansas
Lecompton
Lincoln
J. Buchanan
Thiem
House of Representatives
Jefferson Davis
Robert Toombs
North
Pendleton and Rosecrans Clash Over War Debts and Currency
A speech contrasts Pendleton and Rosecrans on Civil War finance, federal debt, and currency policy. It defends Republican aims to restore greenback value to gold and argues against paying bonds in depreciated currency, praising Grant era fiscal restraint and tariff principles. The piece mocks Pendleton while elevating Rosecrans and Democratic splits. The analysis delves into taxation, bonds, and reconstruction amid postwar economic shifts.
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Ts Tle
Vallandigham
Democratic Party
Chicago
Southern Confederacy
Bis
Rabels
Tie
Republican Party
Congress
South
Pendleton
John Chinaman
Pendicton
Gen. Rosecrans
Andrew Johnson
Mr. Percheton
U'S
Cincinnati
Cheera
Mr. Pendleton
General Cary
Gen
Cory
B&tissmalk
Pendleton Hngs
Shade of Jackson
Andy Johnson
Gen. Grant
Afareh
Johnson
Democratic
Toad
Grant
Executive Department
Ilc
Ohio
Tariff Debate Emphasizes Duty on Wool and Salt
The speaker argues that the tariff costs consumers, cites specific duties on wool, woolen cloth, and salt, and claims the revenue plan favors luxuries while taxing capital without burdening labor. He labels Pendleton a reactionary and praises the Republican platform and Governor’s record, urging support.
War era rally and obit items across scattered notes
A collection of brief 19th century items notes war era loyalty appeals a local funeral report Judge Cowen death details and dates Union Pacific shops opening and unsettled junctions a fatal buggy accident and Legal and military notes including a Montreal murder trial a Mystic Park race update a Memphis robbery fear and a Cuban expedition mobilization with five thousand volunteers along the Gulf coast
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Mars
Beancoa Lennon
Amon Teommon
Itarrison
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Central
Union Pacific
Daniel Brown
Harbor Creek
Erie
Pennsylvania
Belanger
Montreal
Lia Boyle
Phe
Mystic Park
Boston
McClellan
Honest Allen
Jesse Walls
Julia
Reuben
Ben
Lady Walton
Black Harry
Ben Strickland
Commodore Natt
John Lowell Troe
Trotters
Crestline
Cassel
Hher
Gorneral Steedman
Magruder
Gulf
Cuban
Lillian
Tooser
Cuba
Hornet
Gulf Coast
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Joan U. LE
Loy
Supreme Court
Luther Day
Kidneys
Warner
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Francisb. Pond
Board of Public Works
Richard BR. Porter
Amiram Brall
LY Bargel
Joshps Dickerson
George W. Cooper
William Fowler
Joab Agnew
Seth McClain
WM. Renfrew
Smiley Halabaugil
le Land
Coshocton County
Aee Bay
Cosherton
Treasury
Marietta, Ohio
Vich
Perth
New England
Atlantic
Michigan
Pomeroy
Newsingland
Ar Pendleton
United States
Tns
Mr. Perdleton
Thavo
Hos
Ernor
B. S. Cowen
Clatrsville
Lon
Cowen
Faria
Sbysville
Vs . Weige Cowen, Jr
Aly, Brown
Benjamin Sprague Cowen
Washington County
Ilia
Rhode Island
Sprague
Judge Cowen
Moorefield
Warrison County
Chauncey Dewey
Cadiz
ISC
Chrisville
Monroe County
Tate Win B. Hubbard
Art. Hubbard
St. Clairsville
State of
Josia
Anderson
Pepaauen
National
Life Insurance
United, States OF ‘America
ASM Capital
Buanen Orvier
Phila Delprea
ENCE
H. Clark
Philadelphia
Chalrisam
Frag Tiv
Ake Shinaton
Medieut de Company Lemot
Inkuring Cvre
Amonung
National Wife Insurance Company
Armerica
Tanyales
Hs Patley
Gover
Seelf
Minst Pomdar Life Ingninee
Ein
Pabhe
Aa Wall Ng
Tnswance
Dateet
Wy Ellis & Co
Indiana
Messrs
Lazarus
Coshocton
Onion
Edward's
Cadiz Street
L. Edwards
Childioin
SES Weiser’s
Harbaugn's
Plain
Ceuporh
Floyr-Qiloth
Carpalipe and
Aden
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